This question is answered in Wikipedia under "Blue Riband." The Danish ferry Cat-Link V (or today Master Cat) made an eastbound Atlantic crossing on July 20, 1998 in 2 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes, at an average speed of 41.3 knots. Additional information from Reuters shows the voyage was from New York to Bishop Rock, a distance of 1018.2 nautical miles. The Blue Riband, a 30-meter banner, and a coveted prize, "The Hales Trophy," are awarded to the fastest vessel over the Atlantic. The Cat-Link V was owned by Master Ferries. News article: http://www.put.com/gigantic/haltro.html
which ocean did columbus cross after he left spain
The Atlantic ocean
by ship i think 8) Frist of all his name was Hernan Cortes, the only option to cross the Atlanic Ocean in that point in time was through ship. The trip took a few months since the ships did not have engines.
a ship wreck is when a ship sinks and floats to the bottem of the ocean were it is filled with water and creatures of the sea.
The Atlantic ocean
A ship
By the Suez Canal
The Indian Ocean
It is the fastest and cheapest way to move a ship between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
The fastest cruise ship or ocean liner is the RMS Queen Mary 2, which can approach speeds of over 29 knots or 35 mph. The Queen Mary 2 is the largest ocean liner ever constructed, as well as the tallest, longest, and widest ship ever built.
8 months
does anyone now the first ocean going ship to cross the atlantic ocean tell me or edit my thing so i can see for my self
They would be in the Atlantic Ocean.
You would cross the Atlantic Ocean, and you could reach Europe or Africa.
Any ocean in the world. The Bering sea, Atlantic and Pacific can be very rough.
You would cross the Atlantic Ocean, and you could reach Europe or Africa.
in a boat or in a cruse ship which was quite expensive